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japanese Children.
HAPPY BABIES WHOSE couNrERFRir rRIsHNTlfHNrs
ARE BEEN N SHOW wMDowa

ARE BEEN N SHOW WINDOWS.
From the Overland Monthly.
The children are great feature OF japanese
life. They swarm everywhere; the houses are full
of them, the streets overflow with them. They
seem blessing vouchsafed In peculiar degree to
the japanese. Little tots hardly able to walk
themselves, carry, fastened to their backs tiny
infants for whose heads often trembled as they
are allowed TO hang down IN such q fashion - TO
seem on the point OF breaking on any minute. The
rising generation OF Japan seems 70 delight In
mere existence; these tiny atoms OF humanity
sport In the sunohine, - q rule most scanttly
clad, roll over In - dust, run and sktp, all over
flowing with the 1ollleSt mirth. Their parents
seem to idoltze them; nowhere have seem % many
men occupying themselves with children as I'D
In Japan. The whole character OF the people n
child-nke especially In the interior, where they
have had no chance 70 be infected By the superior
knowledge Of their western brethren.
In the villages men can be seen carrying n their
arms babes leading one or two ct the same time.
The smallest hamlet has shops where nothing else
IL sold but t0yA and these Injuries aFe lavshod
every japanese baby. The children are. - rule,
plump faces and shori hair-which On boyv hcads
| e allowed to grow all around the head shorn "a
about two or three inches In length, with roand
SPOT In the center on the top Of The crown shaved
bare. The dolls that come 10 our TOY stores from
Japan are faithful images Of their children. Fly.
tnG paper dragons Is one OF their favorfte gameA
| and the sktll expended on the o9namentatton 0i
these Il Astonishing, A peculiar custom Il tn
hosting Of an immense paper nan, painted eiabO
ntely, On . pole IN mont q nouss whore baby
| u born.
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Rome Dispatch TO London kswA
The excavations that ere bang carried forward
q PompeM ere giving most Interesting resaatA. In
the beginning Of the month wooden enss was luG
up, containing complete ut Of surgical tnsssu-
msnts, many oe which are similar to those useq q
dlver urns Of considerable height were found, q,
gether with four smaller cQpA eight open vaeos
q auimalA and beautiful Statue q JuDots1
oentoo On his thypna Begtdeo theae diver oo3ect1
several gold orl1amenfs were also found, ouch -
earrings and dnGA To oxoaya&fQn9 ~ bC1n1
rapld1J pushed toTwas6
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LOB RENT-A WELL FURNfsHED HOUSE; 8
II rpous AMI hath. Including silver, china Rad and
table linen ESQ . month. Address b,x l5I Star
off,ss o20-3ts
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Mama
Washington stock Exchange.

ne following chanses from yesterdays quotations
On tie Washington Stock Exchsnse are noted today:
3. sB sr i%R sS;a g: 1891, coin: i6sS "a;
bid l1S asked. D. c. 20-yesr fund Is, 1897 coin.
b b0S bid wss,hington and aeOigstown r:.irosd
stock. l0gh asked. Warrington Ca, 37X 6id.
N Ns,;S Union Insursnce. 40 bid $3 asked
ssnee. l2h BID, l3x asked Riggs Insurance., s bid
x Ssn asked. Msshington Brick Machine. l75 bid
bank bank. s25 asked; .Fsrmsr' and MscSsnies. BANK.
99ss9rEs S l69 BID 1es astsd Greet Fslls lee
PosSmac Telephone o. 50 asted. Wsshineton
Light infantry 2ds SO bid. Washington 0as Co
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Mayer O'Brien Blackhailed.
SENSATIONAL OCCURRENCE At NETTING OF A D0s-
TON CHARITABLE SOCIETY.

BosroS, october 20-At the quarterly meeting
of the Massachusetts, Charitable Mechanics Asso.
citation held last evening, an unusual thing Oc.
CURED candidate for membership Of good social
and business standing was rejected This Is re-
markable on accoune OF o two-thirdsvo vote electinq
and more remarkable doubtless on account Of the
the rejected applicant being the mayor OF Boston.
There were 76 members voting and 10 candidates
for inembership Each applicant had "a or more.
save his honor, Mayor O'Brien, who had only 4S OF
less than the necessary number. No Information
as 10 whether the rejecting vote was preconcerted
was Obtatnable. II Is thought, however, that the
result was unexpected: that the negative VOTE
were given BY members who acted on the impulse
OF the moment and very likely regretted the result
POLITICS At TEE BOTTOM OF n.
The adverse vote upon Mayor O'Brien's applica.
ton for membership in the Massachusetts,
Charitabie Mechanics' Association q the tsiS
OF the town to-day. At city han The
newB created eenSat1on. EVERYBODY talked
about tt and wondered what n
meant The mayors secretary told Q reporter that
his honor DID not care 70 make any Statement
about the matter. All seem 70 agree that the
matter IL altogether one Of politicA
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From Wall street To-Day

NEW YORK, october 30, IL am-The stock mar
ket opened steady this morning, most stocks Pc
ent from last evenings finai ngurea The market
Was very quiet, kept for a half dozen stocks,
prominent among which were Western Union, ST.
Paul, Reading and Northern Pacific preferred;
prices, however, were firm to strong during the
early dealings, and the active stocks made ad-
vances OF I, ON 4 to per cent, Western Union be.
ing most conspicuous; Manhattan, however, was
very strong and gained IN. BY 1880 the advance
was checked and the list declined RAPIDLY. being
carried below the opening figures, the losses from
the highest point ranging from i TO 4 per cent.
In the last fifteen minutes the list again rallied,
and Western Union and Union Pacific became quite
strong, regaining all the loss from the best prices
At II O'Clock the market was fairly active and
steady TO strong, generally at shade above nrst
prices.
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Nothing Like Printers Ink.

OF The UNIvERSALIsT MISSION SOCIETY.
NEW YORK, October 2O.-Mr. PhineaS I. Barnunn
Informed the ladies OF the Womans centenary As
ISOLATION OF the Universaist Church. In the Church
OF the Divine Paternity, this morning that there
was no more potent agency than printers Ink.
LOUIS Thomas the president, in her address, is to
work in neglected places FOR the elevation OF man
kind, and Mr. Barnum advised a free distribution
OF tracts and papers worth reading. Mrs.
Thomas said the association had during It's
existence received over $500 900, which 1t mad ex-
pended except $40 OO0 which Is in permanent fund.
The association has distributed over four million
tracts. 1t supports mission In Texas and one In
Glasgow, scotland. the only foreign mission OF
the UntverSalist Church. The Rev. Drs Hanson
and Fiske spoke OF the progress OF mission work
In Scotland. The UniversaIlst general convention
adopted Recommendation OF the trustees in favor
Of establishing Universalist temperance society.
The convention viii conclude its labofy tomorrow
afternoon.
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The Presidential party break1asted at the hotel
with Gov. and Mrs. Seay, Col. and Mrs. Newman,
Mayor Reese and daughter, ex-Gov. ONeil senator
Morgan, Senator Pugh and few others, after
which they reviewed the troops from the balcony
In the column, including a troop Of cavalry and
battery OF artillery.
The PRESIDENT has received telegram from the
mayor Of New orleans stating that a committee IL
on the way to ask that the trip be extended TO
that city. Col. Lamont has replied that the
Presidents Imperative engagements make complt-
ance with the request impossible.
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MAliUIED.

cAMMACK-MAY. On Wednesday, October 10,
1887, al g nm, by the Rev John A. Walter, JOHN
CAMMACK and Miss LIZZIE A. MAY, both Of this
city. No cards.
HoLT-sTEwART. On october 1e, 1857, nj the
rectOry Of the Trinity church. by the Rev Tlolnss o.
Addison CHARLES ). HOLT, of Washington. ~. c. ~
Miss LILLE MAY STEWART. VI Wilmington. Del
Wilmington papers please copy.l
ROGFRsON-sCOTT wednesday, October Ia
1881 at parsonage Of Trinity church. by the Rev.
DR. Addirup, Mr.. JOHN /. kDsEksoN, OF tdenton.
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BKADFOKD WINE THE FIRST RACE.
PIMLICo, Md, october 2O-FIrst race-Purse
$500 Of which 500 TO second; entrance free: one
mile Bradford first, Catesby Geld1ng second, Bess
third. Time, 145A.
LELRx TAKES TIE SECOND.
Second race-SweepStakeS for all ages; 500 each
half forfeit; the club to add $500 second horse to
receive 500 out OF the stakes; mile and fur
long. Lelex frst Jennie B. second Time 200.
Third race--the Citizen stakes handicap sweep
stakes for all ages: Linden first, Ferenn second,
Dunboyne third. Time :4Ob.
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GLADsToNE,s ExPLANArloN.

He Supports the NationalistS now Nee
cause They DO Not Demand SeRara-
tiOm.
LONDON, October CONF Gladstone received N
address from the Irish residents OF nottingham
to-day. In replying 70 the address, Mr.. Gladstone
expressed the conviction that the discofd between
Catholics and Professionals would cease once nome
rule was established In ireland.
MT. Gladstone, in a speech at Derby to-day n
replying to those persons who had criticized his
conduct said the policy OF the nationalist party did
not now Include rapine. The demands OF the ma
t1OnalistS had been moderated since 1881. IL was
not true that they desired to dismembef the ena-
pire, and there was no reason now why he should
not approve OF their conduct,
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No Longer . Member - the Preach
Army-The Great ko1psic Fa11tfes
Special Cabs Dispatch to Tar kvRnue srAn
FRANKFORT, october 20.-At reception q
Mohamedan deputation Of the Bosnian district tns
Emperor OF Austria said tnatAe knew no distihe-
ton between confessions Anenjoy equal nght2
bishop Kopp, on the occasion Of his Introduction
into once Is prince bishop OF Breslad YESTERDAY,
said that Id politics differences OF opinion may
exist but that In clerical matters there ID only one
opinion, that OF the pope.
army LIST.
The accepted bills Of the Leipstc Discount Com
pany amount 70 Il, 000, 900 marks. The depostoS
OF Bernard, Sandbank Co are about ., zoo, 600
marks. There II Q fumor that large nfm In the
hide trade has suspended.
The continental stock exchanges to-day are
quiet and inactive, with no change In QuotationA
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A Grand Army Reunion

LANCASTER. Pa, October 20-A reunion Of the
Grand Army posts OF Lancaster County took place
In Columbia Today This morning there was q
parade, nearly 1,500 veterans being In line. A
there will be reception TO the distinguished guests
and camp IRE. Among the prominent persons
present are Gov Beaver, COMMUNICATIVE Chief Rae
and Ad1utant-General Stewart
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rrae sist ct nv Il rooms; rent SEQ.
is33 4, 81 nv. IA rooms. besides kitchen and bath
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A Royal RECONCILIATION.

QUEEN NATALIE AND KING MILAN, or sERvIA, KISS
AND MAKE UP.
AS heretofore published In TEE STAR, the mis-
sion OF Madame Ristics, wife OF the servian prime
minister, to Queen Natalie has proved successful,
and her diplomacy eliminates I'm a reconcilia tion
between the queen and King Milan. A teleg ram
from vienna says: The king himself came here
from Belgrade few days ago, and has paid sew
eral formal visits 70 his consort. He has prob
ably promised to be q good husband In fl-
ture, TO abandon his royal prerogative OF
railing In love and clipping with circus
Queens, iavorite actresses and court ladies
and TO curtail the measure OF his postprandial
rotations. AS TO the beautiful aueen-Ior Natalie
Is the most beautiful woman in Europe, for whose
smiles young Russian diplomat used the name
OF his imperial master to turn back Prince Alex.
ander OF Bulgaria In his victorious march ON Bel.
grade Two years ago. much TO the ast0nishment OF
ali Europe-she has probably made concession
also, and Will be less prodigal OF her smiles on
handsome Ambassadors and officers when she re-
turns 10 the little court.
Queen Nat ilie and her husband have been sepa-
rated Tor FOUR months and had been estranged sew
eral months prior. First accounts cast the blame
on the queen, but II was soon found out that the
kings martial peccadiloes were the cause OF the
trouble. After travelling for some time the queen
brought the crown prince here few weeks ago
and engaged residence about three miles from
the city. King Milan was anxious for a reconcile
alton on political as well as personal grounds as
ne Is at present barely able TO keep out the
troll OF N. Ristics and the liberal party. propo-
sition was on foot to use the queens name IN an
anti-Milan party, which might have secured the
balance OF power and made matters very uncom-
Portable for the king.
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THE CONCORD DEADLOCK.

An interesting state Of Affatfs Crow
ing Out Of the HaxeM Bill Fight.
CoScoRD, N. H., october 20.-The deadlock on
the question OF fnal adjournment which prevailed
last evening between Hazen and anti Hazen bill men
continued until IL O'Clock this forenoon. At that
time the minority report Of the Judiciary commit
tee on the veto OF the Hazen bill was received It
recites that the failure OF the Aa1en
bill would be Q public calamity, leaving
the railroad question In state Of chaos;
that there Is no proof OF bribery or improper
efforts TO It's passage that the criminal courts
AFFORD the proper tribunal for punishment OF any
guilty party, and that wise legislation should not
% hinaerec Dy Inns veto, and therefore recon.
mended that the bill pass notwithstanding the
veto. The situation has become interesting.
As matters now stand both houses have voted to
adjourn tomorrow noon. Ii the governor proroSues
the legislature then, an extra session will have 70
0e called TO pass the necessary appropriation BILLS
NO progress has yet been made to prepare pay
rolls for members and the state treasurer has not
funds available to pay salaries. No such cond1-
the state.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, n. J., October 2O-The nfty.
third annual conve ntion Of the Delta Epsilon
fraternity will be held with the Rutgers Chapter
In this city on the 26th, 9th and 18th instant
annual public exercises Will be held on the evening
OF the last day. The honorary president OF the
fraternity Justice stephen J. Field OF the United
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Under Paris In q Metallic Tube.
From the Pail Mall Gazette

An ingenious man OF science, M. Berlier, has pro-
posed to the French minister OF public works q
plan for conveying people from station TO station
in Paris by means OF an underground tube This
plan, In his opinion would advantageously replace
the Metropolitan Railway, the bin for which was
thrown out by the chamber. M. Berlier is very
sanguine about his underground project, and
seems to think that IL Will be as easy y get peo-
pie through his tubes as letters Or parcels.
Parsians would be able TO traverse the metropolis
In an electric train drawn along metallic tube at
the rate or about Is miles an hour, the traction
being effected by means OF electricity.
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2d ioor 426 9th st. .4r.s35
1895 Cd st. NV, ar. 30. 80
J 3O4 A ct. n. e.. 9r........35
! l724 9Th ST. NV. Or. 80
III 1Sta st. NV, Sr. 30
Upper part laos z st.
isis j 81 io sai st. n. ". si. g
i i&5s e 8 :: :. n s ". !r-..S e
800 18th St s.w., Or ....25
i $50 s ssh 3, &. NV ~ v. 1 81. $50
ls43 18th st. n. w., Or. 20
22l1 j st. NV. 7r......1s
SO Prospecs ave-. 6r. is
1901 9th ST. n W., Ar. l3
ills 4th st. me-, Ar. .l2
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Cowboy re.rna.sas In cslsraAs.

Cewhsy Tesruaaent In Colorado.
fron the Denver hepuh,scan
fhe cowboy tournament attracted nearly ten
Thousand persons TO the exposition grounds yeser-
oaS AFTERNOON The entertainment which the COW
ooys furnished was decidedly novel and well worth
Witnessing. wnd horses were iassoed, saddied,
eno nddens and steers were lassoed rum the herd,
ssIown aud tied As whole IL was unique and
naIacterlstlc, and it was 90 well received by The
vast audience that there can be no Question that
nually. 1870 ~ -~~-~ e''S~ -
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CIRCUIT CoUkF-Jud0e Cb1.
To-day, Smith agt. B0uldin, verdict for plaintiff;
ee5.2k HUI agt. Deebte, motion for new triai
Med Lenthall Home agt johnson: verdict for
plaintiff for possession and $14.
CRIMINAL CouRT-Judoe Montgomery.
To-day, Alfred RummeIl, assault, (appeaD; nolle
pros John Essex, larceny from the person; recog-
nlzance forfeited. James D. Stiyard, assault zap
peaD; verdict not guilty. Ananias GU, house
breaking day; rec0gnizance forfeited
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CIVIL niemrs AGAIN.


sHrf n Soa A1spsMa 70 rAY fns fAsrn cuAnArp
sos Aa11cLD oapsRRD ~ mn, n ESCAPES
DunAS the past fsw days several celcred persons
asvs vlAdted ths sating-room Of NJ John Frsnch
y tne Center Market and afterward reported that
tney nad been charged exoroitant prices COR what
easapaes they ordered John A Moss, the oolored
b had BEEN hes pcs 81
count o. his color. To-day, Mr. ( Il. Hewlett,
nlses eo'G 9re lawyer. paid 2 visit 70 the
rspSrsa =. pS wss sss S q ssSs
ne ne same e other transient boarders
Susss e es.s Sf ta for ssgs coes bread ana
, French tor . reduction. but thai gentleman
price, .na that ssa' he g aer sss vS Mss os MS
q: Hewlett reiassd to pay, ana said he would pay
e ar TeneS refused @
Inc latter then ordered the elevator boy
mot 70 take n. Aewett down, and also had the
man stood there to see that ne lH.) DID NOT
leave tne room In that direction. Mr.. Hewlett
snS cs.Iss n suit for false imprscnmsns
ne aeS QUO not have price list exhibited In his room
ma threatened 70 have him arrested for
Special ocer one Mek. Mr. os ne r. ses TOT
interfere unless there was some trouble and .
law violated The imprisoned attorney finally got
cony, and in that way reach the elevator belong.
.ng 70 tne market company and to get down TO
terra nrma In that way,
Mr.. HEWLETT on rHH Law.
MI. Hewlett subsequently called . STAR reporters
attention to an act Of the legislative assembly Of
1873 which requires price lists TO be exhibited in
conspicuous places In restaurants and other places
ana imposes penalty Of 500 ara FORFEITURE Of II
cense i0r Violation Of that section OF the law.
WHAT m. PRINCE SAYS.
MI. French stated to TIE STAB reporter that the
above facts were substantially correct with the
exception Of the statements about exorbitant
priceA He says that he keeps firstclass place
and serves every one alike. Mr.. Hewlett, he
SAID, was served the same as others
At q table decorated with silverware
and was charged the regular price. AS 70 the
lawyers being Imprisoned, he said he Kept him In
the dining room, and would have kept him there
iorty-eight hours II necessary, II he had not
jumped through the window.
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TWO STEAMSHIP DISASTERS.
Eleven PefD0ns Lost I'm One, and Al
Umkn Number I'm the Other.

o" 1sos's~ IN eHs0 OsuCHs
LONDON, october 20-The steamer Upupa COL
lded with and sunk the German bark Planteur on
Beachy Head On Tuesday. Eleven persons were
drowned and the captain OF the bark has since
died. Only two Of the crew Of the bark survived.
MELBOURNE, october 20.-The colonial passenger
steamer Cheytot has been wrecked al Port Philip.
Many OF the passengers and crew were drowned.
The remainder have arrived at Melbourne. The
Chevlot was an iron screw steamer OF 764 tons
register, and belonged 70 this port.
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EvictiOns ON Clanricade's Estate.
GIRL BADLY INJURED BY THE POLICE AND EIGHT
WOMEN ARRESTED.

DUBLIN, october 2O.-Three tenants on the estate
OF Lord Clanricade have been evicted One OF the
tenants, named Patrick Campbell, strenuously re-
sisted the Officers, and during the melee his daugh-
bar and severely injured. Eight women and Two
men were arrested.
number OF ejectment notices against tenants
on the Kingston estate have been posted in Mitch
elstOwn. United ireland, MT. Vim. O'Briens
paper prints six columns Of reports OF meetings Of
supposed branches OF the national league.
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CsC13U N1c3R
CHICAGO, october 20-There was little going on
&C the international encampment grounds yester-
credit0fH The Affairs OF the concern are In such
muddle that It u impossible q yet TO get 1t Its
financial status
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BALTIMORE, Nd, October 2O.-VirHinis sixes con-
scldat. d. 40 past due coupons 81; ten fOrties SIX
do. new thrres. 62h bid to-day.
.BALTIMoRE, Nh. October 20.-Cotton quiet but
Whsst-soptns.n quiet and ssssdy: red. 7SssS
n.ss ssd s: :ps s.7s Ss' ago ScsoS Sc
5ssShe7s3 ,.r.i AoV:mS:5 COS 6sssasss Get!
and lower; white 60s55; yellow, 6OsSi: Vesteru
dull and nominsliy nran; mixsd, spot 60 BID: now,
stesdynsouthern and Pennsyivsnia, 30s36: western
Ehats 3osS6; western mixed. 33a34. Bye. Armsr
rstrolsqm stssay-ssnned. o. oo9se du end
susar--copper refined dnii. i6alOx. WSiisay S}ssdy
I;!.sllS. Other articaes pnchanged IrsigAs. G
1880 nour. 1s.3d. grain. 3s3Hd hscsipts-6our
S.OyO barrels; Wheat $1,000 hushels; corn. 12.Q0(
barrels. sslss-wheas. $4,000 buahals; corn. S60(
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MILWAUKEE, WIS, October 2O.-A special to the
Evening Wtsconsin from Martinette, Wis, says
that three blocks in the business portion OF the
city, comprising forty buildings, were destroyed
by an incendiary IRE which broke out at O'Clock
Is impossible TO tell the amount OF insurance, but
1t Is believed to be light.
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r.ece.netiye Enxtneers.

CHICAGO, October 20-The convention OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers began it,
business session this morning with three hundred
and sixty delegates present. Tie business sessions
ere secret It Il the intention 70 rush the business
OF the convention and finish its laborS IN ten days
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No Cholera ON the Hritanuia.

NEW YoRK, October 20-Dr. Smith. health
oflcer, returned from the lower bay this morning.
and reports all well on Hoffman and Sw1nburn
1slanda The passengers on board the steamship
d being thoroughly disinfected and cleansed
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0If WAS Hrs FAULr"-Miss Studdlford. twenty
three years old, killed herself In Chicago yesterday
She had been engaged 10 Mm BooIhman and they
were TO have been m fried this month. A few
weeks go the engagement was broken on. Miss
Studdifofi became respondent, and yesterday
morning she bought some strychnine and TOOK II
Nth a glass OF water Half an hour later she was
found lying on the floor, ana when picked up she
gasp-d, "It was his fault" and died few minutes
later